“On 18 July 2025, the Gauteng Provincial Archives, under the Gauteng Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation, hosted a significant community event at the Kagiso Archives, near the Kagiso Police Station. The gathering celebrated both International Archives Day and…”
Preserving Historical Stories and Celebrating 67 Minutes Read Post »
“The residents of Bronville in Welkom, Free State, suffered greatly due to heavy rainfall and flooding. Many families became homeless, faced challenges in finding temporary shelter, and struggled to rebuild their lives. Streets were filled with water, and some people…”
The Impact of Floods on Local Lives Read Post »
“These healing activities have allowed artists to express their emotions and have brought people together. Art, colouring, and drama significantly impact our well-being and quality of life. They serve as powerful tools for self-expression, personal growth, and relaxation, offering profound…”
Art, Colouring, and Drama: Therapeutic? Indeed! Read Post »
“On June 13, 2025, Funda Mzantsi hosted a dynamic workshop that brought together members from various book clubs across Gauteng. Held at the Gauteng Archives Repository, the event welcomed ten participants from each club and ran from 11:00 AM to…”
The Walk of Life Through Books: Reading as a Nonviolent Weapon Read Post »
“I am happy to finally participate in the Winter School. As a reader, Khanya College has inspired me to read more and more while helping me to engage better in social justice. I was introduced to Khanya through the Jozi…”
Background and My First Winter School Read Post »
“These were the heartfelt words of actor Warren Masemola at the funeral of his close friend, Presley Oagile Chweneyagae, who died on 27 May 2025. Masemola’s message was not just a tribute, but a candid call for accountability, especially within…”
Let’s Talk About Alcohol and Responsibility Read Post »
“Substance abuse is a pressing issue that affects individuals, families, and communities across the world. Organising a workshop to educate community members about substance abuse is an important step towards prevention, awareness, and support. Last week, the Bronville community hosted…”
Substance Abuse Workshop for the Community Members of Bronville Read Post »
“The lack of documentation is not a problem limited to migrants from other countries, but it also affects South African nationals. In the informal settlement of Kliptown, in Soweto near Eldorado Park, a woman named Emily Mathebula struggles with this…”
Family Unable to Access Grants Owing Read Post »
“Youth and residents of Diepkloof Zone 6, Soweto, are facing a crisis due to the lack of accessible, even cost-free technology centres, as we as high data costs. Technology centres are an important part in the development and lives of…”
Technology Centres and Data Costs Read Post »
“In the community of Kliptown, many young people are unemployed. They roam the streets every day, searching for opportunities. The older generation is struggling, living hand to mouth. Some sell snacks like ‘amakipkip’, fat cakes, and polony in the mornings…”
Kliptown Community Facing an Array of Challenges Read Post »
“Throughout the months of April and May, Khanya College hosted discussions as a prelude to the All College Conference. One of these discussions was about social grants and their impact on Black women in South Africa. The conversation focused on…”
The Discussion About Social Grants and Women Read Post »
“The fight against HIV and AIDS in Africa has been ongoing for decades, supported by funding that has provided essential resources for those affected. Over the years, financial support has contributed to improvements in ARV treatment, allowing newly infected individuals…”
The Demand for Funding Only Increases Read Post »
